Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-09
TELEGRAPHGc BREvITIEs.

Jay Gould is sick at Fortress Monroe.
The machinery constructors are conven-
ing at Pittsburg.
Niles Anderson was shanehaied aboard a
British ship at San Diego.
Pleuro- pneumonia is epidemic among the
cattle in western New York.
The commencement exercises at Santa
Clara College closed Tuesday.
The Congressional election in the State
of Chihuahua was lively contest.
President Cleveland has become an hon
orary member of the Actors Fund.
The purses offered in the grand trotting
circuit at the East aggregate $149,500
OBrien received cablegram from the
Irish National League indorsing his actions.
A suit for $4,000, as part of the profits
of q faro game, has been begun at Butte,
NJ. T.
After fatally shooting four persons, S. S.
Nelson committed suicide near Huron, ID.
T., on Monday.
Lieutenant j. A. Swift has been ordered
to inspect the military telegraph lines on
the Pacific coast.
A London furniture dealer attempted to
| secure the eommi tment of Lady Constance
Howard for debt.
| Crowds of persons have arrived at Ca
prera to commemorate the anniversary of
Garibaldi's death.
Some valuable oil paintings by Hegarth
and Sir James Thornhill have been discov-
cred at Greenwich.
Jacob Sharp, the boodler, has been re-
| elected Director in the Christopher-street
Railroad Company.
The cave in the Mullan tunnel. in Mon
| tana, is so bad temporary track is being
relaid over the mountain.
| 1t is stated that the owner OF the Thistle
| intends to make certain alterations before
| competing for the American cup.
Miller. the slayer of two residents of Sc
attic, w. T., was found guilty of murder in
the first degree.
The Grand Duke Michael Michaelovitch
of Russia is reported to be counting one OF
the daughters of the Prince of Wales.
A South Kensington vicar refused to stop
| the ringing of his church-bell. so that q
sick woman might obtain muchneeded
rest.
! The stories about an alliance between the
| Atchison Company and the Baltimore and
| Ohio Company are not credited on Wall
! street.
Yesterday Lawrence Donovan was ar
rested on the Westminster bridge in Lon
don, while attempting to jump into the
| Thames.
Cambridge University has conferred hon
orary degrees upon Professor Gray, OF
| Harvard College, and Sir Donald Smith, OF
Montreal
Ex-senator Rollins has withdrawn from
| the Senatorial canvass in New Hampshire.
| 1t is claimed that majority Of his support
ers will go to Chandler.
The Collector at Boston imposed fine OF
| 81 900 upon the Cunard Steamship Com
pany for permitting an insane woman to
| land from one of their vessels.
The paper-miil for making pulp, now
! building at Young's River Fall, W. T.,
will furnish six tons of pulp daily to a
| California company. This will be increased
TO twelve tons.
The Irish land bill will reach the House
of Commons next week, ami the Govern
ment will ask the second reading of that
measure before taking up the final stage OF
! the crimes bill.
Carson & Snyder, of Redding on Tues
| day, brought down a bar Of gold bullion
| from their first run OF rock from the
Croesus mine on Squaw creek The return
| exceeds their expectations.
! Hereafter the Colusa and Lake Railroad
Company will connect at Colusa Junction
with the train leaving San Francisco at 4
P. NJ. Persons leaving San Francisco at 4
P. NJ. will arrive at Colusa at 1880 P. NJ.
The Town Marshal of Moorehead, KY,
attempted to arrest Jack and William Lo-
gan at their house. As he entered the
house he was shot by them fatally. The
fire was returned by two men with the
Marshal, which killed both the Logan
| bows.